Untitled fragment from a 19th century postal rates notice
Fragmentary OCR shows postal rate figures and notices, with scattered names and places. The text references Port Cara and Embers at narra sot meeting, plus mentions of goods, rates, and items like children remedies. The legible content is sparse and fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aptiony Review
Patina Dataice
Owsrace
Peter Fecal
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Laws on Newspapers and Subscriber Responsibilities
The text outlines subscriber duties for newspapers, including continuance when not objected, liability for arrears, and consequences of skipping payments or not taking from the office. It notes that refusing to take periodicals or leaving them unclaimed can imply fraud, and advance payments bind subscribers to follow publisher instructions.
Make Your District Knows Plan For See Event
Fragmentary text describes a plan or event with references to a district and a Taos area. Names and clear details are obscured, leaving a partial outline of a local civic or community effort and its aims. The readable items suggest a public notice or planning discussion without concrete dates or participants.
Fragmented OCR text from a local farming page
The readable portions describe farming terms and names in a jumbled sequence. It mentions acres, pasture, and various scattered proper nouns that appear to be place names or personal names, though the overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Glasgow
Chamberlain
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Local Postal Guide
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Sva
Eae
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Eal
Port Cara
Amrealia
Pargnan
Wesley Foe
All Whocehnepers
Younghusband, Row & C
Omos
King
Melbourne
Dougall
Joeu
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WORT
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Comttol
WALWA
Wool & Grain
Biding
Kensington
Howe
Ciaran
Brooke
C.M. Brooke & Sons
Mad
Ios
Varck
Hearne
Raering Tome Pet
Pescheetic
Sir Sivea
Kabul
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Uae
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